Category Archives: Urban Planning

New Microsite to Shelter People at Peace Presbyterian Church

SquareOne Villages (SOV), a local nonprofit organization, will operate and manage the site. If you have general questions or concerns about this program, please contact Regan Watjus in the City Manager’s Office at RWatjus@eugene-or.gov or 541-682-8442.If you have specific operational concerns or … Continue reading

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Meeting for subdivision near Peace Presbyterian Church

NEIGHBORHOOD/APPLICANT MEETING NOTICE INVITATION Dear Neighbor: You are cordially invited to attend a meeting to discuss a proposed project of our client for a project located at the subject property located at 3005 Ava Street and 3036 River Road. The … Continue reading

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Public Safety—Traffic Signs and Signals

Have a concern about traffic safety in and around your neighborhood? Need a new sign or signal? Public safety is always a concern for residents of Santa Clara and SCCO. You will find information on Eugene Traffic Operations at this … Continue reading

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LTD to Begin Discussion Toward Future of Santa Clara Surplus Property [@ New Santa Clara Transit Station]

At their October 21 meeting, the LTD [Lane Transit District] Board of Directors will discuss a motion to declare the portion of the undeveloped Santa Clara parcel to be surplus property. In 2015, LTD purchased an eight-acre lot with the … Continue reading

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Planning: Urban Reserves Update, Sept. 2020

Dear Urban Reserves Interested Parties, Thank you to the 1,300+ people that attended our month-long Virtual Open House! Two hundred and ten community members completed the survey. Out of the four Urban Reserves options, the 27-Year Option that removes from consideration Class … Continue reading

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